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Robotic-assisted arthroplasty shows higher patient satisfaction and quality of life for total knee replacement; comparable infection rates to conventional surgery for total hip replacement
Robotic-assisted total joint arthroplasty continues to gain popularity, with the volume of robotic-assisted procedures increasing 601.2% between 2015 and 2020. New research presented at the 2026 Annual Meeting of the AAOS adds to the growing body of evidence supporting the technology, showing higher patient satisfaction one year after surgery for total knee arthroplasty. […]
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(MedCity News) – The healthcare industry has entered the “agentic AI era,” marked by a rapid increase in new AI startups and significant funding. Yet 80% of health systems say they lack the resources to identify, select and implement AI solutions. […]
Curry Orthopedics:
Excellent breakdown of the topic. I especially liked the way you explained it step by step. Keep up the great…
disha:
Impressive launch! Advita Ortho’s tech-driven orthopedic solutions look promising for surgeons and patients alike.
Orchronicles:
I have a love hate relationship with mako. At first, I was like give me a good ole fashioned TKA…
Robert McLain:
The last paragraph is particularly important: "Younger surgeons may prioritize work-life balance more than previous generations and might prefer to…
Karen George:
Would this work for Biomet/Stryker TMJ implants? I have had continuous biofilm TJR infections and may be facing another one.…
Bethune Bose:
Is Pixee an open system, where the surgeon can use any company knee implant. I am from India and would…
